Features
- SMS phone field picker with reachability counts: When you create or edit an SMS campaign, you now see how many audience members have a filled-in, valid, and unique phone number for each phone field before you choose one. The picker warns you when a field won’t reach many contacts and explains how the counts are worked out, so you can pick the field that reaches the most people.
- A more consistent experience on Records and External Data tables: Data Model Records and External Data Records now share one table layout. Saved view tabs, the toolbar, filters, view settings, column management, and paging all work the same way on both pages. A new selection bar shows how many rows you’ve selected and lets you clear the selection in one click. External Data tables also gain a “Remove column” option.
- More flexible Advertising dashboard tables: The Campaign Performance and Performance Summary tables on the Advertising dashboard now let you resize columns, pin columns in place, and format columns, the same as the platform’s other data tables.
- Easier account and property switching: The account and property selector now shows each account’s and property’s ID next to its name, which helps when several share similar names. Its search, spacing, and layout have also been cleaned up so it’s easier to scan.
Performance
- Lighter sign-up experience: We removed a large location-data library from the dealership sign-up form and replaced it with a small built-in list of U.S. states, so the app downloads less.
Bug Fixes
- Sorting goes the way you clicked: On many tables, including Data Model Records, External Data, Audience Lists, Global Segment Templates, Google Ad Groups, customer lists, Data Studio results, and the Integrations Data Explorer, choosing a sort direction now sorts that way every time. Before, clicking could flip the sort the wrong way.
- Saved views no longer show as edited when you open them: On Records and External Data Records, a saved view sometimes opened with empty default quick filters and was wrongly marked as having unsaved changes, which turned on “Discard” and triggered unsaved-changes prompts. Views now load with their default filters and only count as edited after you actually change something.